"To this day, the Soviet Union still seems to be strong, but from the Non-Aligned Movement in Yugoslavia in the 60s to the Soviet-Chinese opposition in the 70s, it is enough to prove that the ideological constraints relied on by the **** camp are obviously not as strong as the expectations at the national level, and compared with the latter, it has obvious vulnerability......"

"This disparity is eternal, and even with the extreme emphasis of individual leaders on inter-level struggles, it can only last for a while, at most, for a generation – as in the Stallin era. And history will eventually prove that the Soviet Union will inevitably be defeated in the end because its intermediary-level cohesion is inferior to the centrifugal force of national attention. Any geopolitical analysis that does not take into account the eternity of national symbolism, or even defy the power of national symbolism, is only short-sighted ...... on paper"

"In contrast, on this issue, the former eastern allies of the Soviets are much smarter, they not only always emphasize the ideology of ****, but also attach equal importance to the shaping and implementation of the concept of the 'Chinese nation'. And precisely because they are able to use the two cohesive forces of the intermediate level and the national in the long run, on a longer time scale, their future comprehensive international competitiveness may far exceed that of the Soviet ......"

On the podium, Comrade Security Adviser was spraying the Soviet Union with all his might, playing the same old tune and being very boring. However, the words are also nested in many clauses, which makes it easy for the audience to lose the point.

Gu Biao was about to fall asleep when he heard this.

Today's lesson is obviously based on the Iranian crisis and the Afghanistan issue, looking forward to the control of the situation in Central Asia, and conducting geopolitical analysis. As a result, when it comes to the final topic, Bu Ye, who was born in a cold Judah, could no longer control his bitter hatred for the Soviet Union, and the more he talked about it, the more empty it became, and it was completely inoperable.

Gu Biao slowly moved, and stood at a slightly different position between the video recorder and his cousin's seat, waiting for the bell to ring after class.

Lu Guangfu sat quite far back, or most Asian students did not dare to be too ostentatious to grab the front position in this kind of big class, at least in the 80s, which also provided convenience for Gu Biao.

He believed that what he said for a while might not be heard by the people on the podium, and he could speak Chinese, and the people next to him could not understand it, so he would not blame him for making a lot of nonsense. But at least it can be recorded by the video recorder, so as to play the role of "standing up as evidence".

The end of class came as scheduled.

The undergraduate auditors in the back row dispersed one after another. The graduate students who had seats rushed up to answer questions - in fact, they wanted to show their faces in front of Brzezinski and make an impression of talking and laughing.

Lu Guangfu didn't stand up for the first time, but waited and watched for a while, and then prepared to make a detour to block the door.

However, a hand pressed his shoulder.

Gu Biao asked in an unquestionable tone: "Your name is Lu Guangfu, right? Introduce yourself, my name is Gu Biao, and I am from the mainland." ”

Lu Guangfu glanced up and down: "Yes, I'm sorry I don't know you, I want to find Mr. Consultant to answer questions and ask you to let go." ”

"Your father's name is Lu Beiwei, and he served as the attendant military attache of the official residence, right? If all this information is correct, I think he should be my uncle, the ancestor Lu Mei, I don't know if Ling Zun mentioned his sister. "Gu Biao has always spoken Chinese.

Lu Guangfu's expression changed several times, he didn't believe it rashly, and he didn't lose his rudeness, he just wanted to get rid of Gu Biao: "Mr. Gu, what you said was too hasty, if there is any rudeness, I will find out later, I am in a hurry now!"

Gu Biao pulled him with a hippie smile and provoked trouble with righteous words: "With all due respect, Mr. Brzezinski's theory has nothing to answer, he has not done anything against the wind in the past few years, only some empty so-called 'general trend' predictions."

He did not have the life of a secretary of state in his life, otherwise when President Carter picked someone, Mr. Kissinger would not have preferred to support Vance and squeeze him out - Kissinger had already seen through him. This time, the Iranian crisis cannot be resolved by shouting slogans and threatening force, and as long as the Iranian side continues to deteriorate, Carter will not be re-elected. ”

After being so chattered by Gu Biao, Mr. Consultant had already left the classroom surrounded by several white students.

And it's as if the group of people answering questions has formed a small circle, and the needle can't penetrate it, and it's difficult to penetrate.

It's not that Lu Guangfu didn't want to break free, but he is just a literary tyrant, and his force value is not as good as Gu Biao's, and he is not as tall as Gu Biao's 1.88 meters.

Actually, even if there is no obstruction from Gu Wei, this course is so popular, and there are so many people who want to answer questions, the chance of Lu Guangfu showing his face is very slim.

However, Gu Biao's obstruction gave him an excuse to be angry, and he was depressed and couldn't help but debate with Gu Biao, and he spoke English.

The video recorder in the corner had not yet turned off, because a whole videotape was 74 minutes, and it was impossible to record the last bit of time for the tape to record the consultant's lecture.

Therefore, in order not to waste the videotape, videographers also tend to record more student discussion processes so that they can edit more material in the future.

“…… Secret diplomacy has no future! To resolve crises and disputes, we must rely on the righteous and righteous schemes, so that we can deter the enemy for a long time and achieve success once and for all. Isn't the example of our Chinese sage Cao Cao, who 'will never compromise with the hostage-takers, or even kill the hostage-takers together with the enemy', so that no one dares to take them again?"

Lu Guangfu relayed the various feasible measures mentioned by Brzezinski in the class just now to further deter Iran. He studied international business law, and he is not particularly good at international relations, but only an elective, so he can't say anything new about himself.

Of course, Gu Biao had to refute a little bit mercilessly.

To tell the truth, Brzezinski is completely full of loopholes. He may be a scholar who sees the general trend, but he doesn't know the actual manipulation, and making him the secretary of state is an absolute disaster.

So it's easy to refute him in actual combat, and even a lot of the words of his political opponent, former Secretary of State Vance, who has just been forced to resign.

At most, some Kissinger with the same opposite political views will be borrowed.

Of course, to refute the absurdity of Britz's argument on this issue, we must first mention the case of the two sides and the background of today's lesson, which is the "Iran hostage crisis."

This was done at the end of last year, when the US president, under the persuasion of Brzezinski, publicly allowed Reza Pahlavi, the former Shah of Iran, who had been overthrown for more than half a year, to go to the United States for treatment of lymphoma.

As a result, it angered the people in power in Iran, sent a group of ** elements to pretend to be "spontaneous" to storm the US embassy, kidnapped 52 US diplomats as hostages, and tried to force the US to repatriate the overthrown former king.

The United States once thought that the problem could be solved by relying on sanctions, but as a result, Iran did not care at all about cutting off international trade with the whole world, and Carter was very unable to step down.

Three months ago, in early April, Carter and Brzezinski finally decided to settle the matter by force, first announcing on April 8 that they would officially sever diplomatic relations with Iran. On the 25th, the president directly ordered the Navy SEALs to launch an armed rescue operation against the Iranian hostages.

But what is unbelievable is that the escort fighter team deviated due to a mysterious accident (the last publicly stated reason was a high-altitude sandstorm).

The Iranians have F-14 "Pandas" fighting for air supremacy, and the Americans are undoubtedly suicidal by relying only on the "Black Hawk" helicopters equipped with Navy SEALs to carry out the rescue. So in the end the operation was canceled and failed.

Secretary of State Vance has always insisted on opposing the armed rescue on this issue, and he is counting on secret diplomacy to solve the problem, so he has a fierce conflict with President Carter, who listens to Brzezinski's faction.

So after the failure of the operation, President Carter was very angry, thinking that the doves led by Vance were playing tricks, and the two sides further fought each other, causing Vance to officially resign three days later.

Then, Carter temporarily appointed a friend of his, Senator Maas, who had no diplomatic experience, as secretary of state on an interim basis, and was ready to replace Zbigniew Brzezinski as secretary of state in the next presidential term after the dirty matter of Iran was settled.

(If the national security adviser is hired immediately after the secretary of state resigns, it is easy for outsiders to think that "there is infighting in the president's cabinet," so it is generally not possible to take over directly.) Although Brzezinski and Vance did fight for four years, the president still had to pretend that the cabinet was harmonious. ）

Therefore, at least at the end of July 1980, in the international relations circles of the United States, Britz's argument on the way to deal with the eagle racket temporarily suppressed Wan's pigeon racket line in theory-those who engage in politics have no moderation, and they are easily influenced by the establishment, and whoever succeeds will advocate whomever they want.

This also highlights the difficulty of rebuttal.

"You underestimate the so-called secret diplomacy too much -- do you think that the secret diplomacy engaged in by your predecessors is the kind of thing that Mr. Adviser said on the stage that undermines the dignity of the United States? No! Since it is secret, it means that there is not a single time that the dignity of the United States has been undermined, and it is even 'secret' precisely for the purpose of 'sending money to save face.'

In fact, the blatant decision to allow Reza Pahlavi to come to the United States for treatment of lymphoma in November last year was already a failure. If Henry Kissinger or His Excellency Vance had decided, a better option would have been to secretly send CIA men abroad to protect the Pahlavi king, and send the best doctors and medical equipment.

At the same time, let the Pahlavi king himself declare that 'because of the rapid deterioration of his health, it is not suitable to travel to the United States again'. On the domestic side, it can be high-profile to announce that it is willing to accept the king, but in the end it is not received - that is not to have the face of 'protecting the former younger brother', but not to anger the Iranian authorities.

The essence of secret diplomacy is to shout slogans, wave flags, and release cruel words, but what you can't do in the end can always be done because of the incompetence of your pig teammates. Those who do not see through this can only be a philosopher talking about the general trend in college, but they will not be able to win the maximum benefit for the United States on specific issues. Such a person becoming secretary of state would only be a disaster for the United States, and he would never be able to do it. ”

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